Kathleen Sherzer

Dear Uncle Jack & family, we were so sorry to hear that Aunt Kasie had passed away. Though we live far away we always loved Dad's big sister Kasie. Dad(Monty) passed in Oct. 2009, Tim in Jan. 2010,& Mom(Laurel)in Jan. 2012 so know how hard it is to lose someone so close. You are all in our thoughts & prayers. Love, Terri McLoughlin Dickinson & family

Dear Jack, Paul and family,
Dick and I just heard about Kathy and have fond memories of her. Our prayers are with you all.

Kathleen Sherzer was a wonderfully active member of the community of St. Francis of Assisi. She was active in many parts of the parish including scouting and school activities within the parish.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

So sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts are with you.

There are alot of fond memories of Mrs. Sherzer and for all of the kids she touched in the ST/FGR HS family. But I remember one in particular. Paul had some of his football buddies stay overnight during "Double Days". She fed us all dinner and then breakfast the next morning. It was like cooking for an army!! The Sherzer's grocery bill must have been astronomical following a visit like that! But she made more than enough food for everyone to enjoy and it was served with tender loving care....

Knowing Mrs. Sherzer for most of my life has been an honor. I was one of the kids always coming and going at the Sherzer house, always made to feel welcome and part of the family, even though I sometimes contributed to the mayhem. Mrs. Sherzer was a gracious and caring woman, always taking an interest in other people's lives and often giving good advice. She will continue to be a role model for me. Her ability to care for her large family, do volunteer work, teach and participate in community...

I remember Mrs. Sherzer as a kind, supportive mom to everyone at St. Thomas and Gabriel Richard High School.

When I think back to those terrific times, I have memories of her in the stands at either a football or baseball game, armed with her knitting needles, working away, while somehow still being able to cheer for the Fighting Irish.

She was a part of a generation of wonderful parents and my thoughts and prayers go out to the entire Sherzer family. May she rest in...

Mrs. Sherzer touched many lives, especially those of us who attended St. Francis, St. Thomas and Gabriel Richard. I'll always remember her for her kind ways, and the love she shared. I still remember her giving me a big hug in high school for something I had done. She didn't care that I was a big almost grown-up semi-hairy high school kid, she hugged me anyway. She always seemed to care about all of us SF/ST/GR kids. She supported us by attending probably every sporting event from grade...